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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

E~R sALE-SPLc!AL OFFER
A s Sew s.rSon Brick 3 rooms on lsi on III and .
NJ noor cellar and al conNeaiences situated north.
"s si5- isfs south Wifi i1'eg9 1orp,x
EoR sALE-BARGAINs! BARGAINS
Bricks is ss. AND Pss e:s ss
10, es:ssf fs i4ih and 18th $500 $500
tgr s ss1ys beet bet fa and s4b 1899 1893
ansr pf Heish,s ana sr t s.aS S is are lot
,..s St: a.. be- 10th and !7th.....i,;;... $50
81 RF S,s arr s4 81 the city ieS
f II fEas st &c.. up 5oRpAs l4l7
FOR sALE-.CHEAP-THREE GOOD BUSINESS
~ o Serners 9'h and SITS W: nine rooms. lot 20
also good business stand on / !, that viii rent for
ana s23 or $50 per month; $4,000 {. II. pAKktK ~
DOR sALE-CHEAP-A GOOD LITTLE CORNER
Investment sist!ns c, H EAE RE-,
E0R SALE-CHEAP- HOUSE. ON \
nps soo 90 ana t r bsk FRAT mo
Az and Es.W. investment SHOW H. t SIM.
foR SALE-CHEAP-THREE NEW. sIX-RooM
-; y Brick Houses on fsst, between and all
$4,000. c. Ii. PARKER. Az and Z sw' sIS- st.
foR sALE-CHEAP-344 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
~ dss.
Price 81 5000. $1,000 cash; balance one, two and
'h sis years c.H; FAk bad I w.
kOR SALE-CHEAP-SIX-ROO HOUSE ON SD
$3.50. c. Il. PARKER,
Es1I-3t' Az and Esw.
FOR sALE-CHEAP- sIX-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
on n, between 4 y and 9th SITS. sw all mod imps'
Win M Day a window. $1,000. c. II. PARKER.
s1t-3t' Az and Es.w.
EoR sALE-CHEAP-NEw sIX:RooM BRICK
bv winSo Win al MOD inps press brick 'front.' with
s1S.5t on - ST. & H. P PIlff i9S ~ and Esw
ffOR SALE-CHEAP.636 B ST. \. T., SEVEN
\ room Brick House, all mod inps; House fronts Sd
81 WIN good cellar Price 81 COOS $1,000 cash.
sII-ot. c. II. PARKER, i y and sw.
FOR sALE-CHEAP-THREE LITTLE HOUSES
on lst St renting $50 per month; will take
lot d by 100 deep. c, Ii. PARKER,
SLIT AZ and SITS. s.w.
nor SALE-CHEAP-TWo FIVE ROOM: ST,
oe between 18th and l4th sts lot - feet from; by
1t-3t Al and SITS. s.w.
1SOR SALE-CHEAP-TwO FOUIeROOM BRICK
Houses on South Carolina ave Sc Lalf cash bal
AnIe 7 N .iIne' price, slsoo. {. FARMER,
FqR sALEaHoUsE, SIG F ST. sw.: s ROOMS.
1ernls easy. j. +. CULLINANE, ~'o
sl1-3t 3:,0 9TH At sw
For sALE-HOUsE ON n ST. Sc; ROOMS.
~ - Lot sSxl04; rooms 14xl4; backed by l4-foot
sI7-s tr's $1,000 f. c9 4.5 "a :. sw
EOR SALE-HOUSES 126 TO 1872 TENNESSEE
Il ave he. rooms modern improvements. Price
ss Isl OF Easy terms J. F. CULLiNASE
FOR 3ssALE1N ST, NEAR l4TH, 10 ROOMS:
CUTTER %IMEk ~. f St ~ l00n' SIS Isl.
NOR SALE AND RENT
have seekers and investors Splendid
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A POsT-OF ENTER ED BY BURGLARs-The post
ONCE at Deansvlle, Oneida County, n. Y, was en-
Tered Dy burglars Friday night, the doors OF the
postmaster A. ID. Van Vechten set on tire The
nre was stu srnouldering when the store was
opened by the clerk Saturday morning. Fifty dol
lars IN money ana from Sl3O to $50 in stamps
were secured by the burglars. There is no clue to
the thieves. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

LIGHTNING EoDs, Electric Work. j. kUEHLISG,
12I5 PcEDiI ave.
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To-day, Jessie James, colored, profanity; s. or
days. Arthur Clayton, colored, disorlerly as
ored, disorderly conduct; S. or 10 days Walter
Wormley, coored, do: do. Susan Young, colored,
90; Go; James Goodall, coored, carrying pistol;
conduct; personal bonds. Joseph Holland, col
oreo, DO; . or 10 days William Smith, coiored,
loud and 6oisterous; 8 or 10 days. oscar Wash.
ington. colored, indecent exposure; s. or IL days
VIM Estep, DO; do. ThOS. SimnS, cOlored DO !;
90 Ridge Waller, carrying pistol $40 lateral
forfeited William D. Oberlin, do; do Young
Biockey, assault; 81. Cornelius Smith, colored,
dlsorderiy conduct and assaulting officer; SIS or
months
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TAKEN FROM THE TRAIN AND LYNCHED-Monroe
johnson, the negro arrested in Atlanta Ga for
being conveyed by an officer TO Birmingham Ala.
was taken from the train Dy mob and hanged TO
Tree short distance from the railroad The
mob riddled the writing body with bullets as it
swung In the air. The inurderer's victim was an
estlmabe white lady. johnson confessed the
crime, as well as to having committed two other
murders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

IN SCEooL WEAR for boys. Is always our assert
mrnt is large and prices lower than the lowest.
Ei5emdn Bros, manufacturing clO;Aers, 7th d T.
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Complaints Of a Chicago Juror.

PRACTICALLY BOYCOTTED BY FRIENDS OF THE COOK
COUNTY BOODLERS.
One OF the members Of the jury which sentenced
the Chicago boodlers to the penitenttary Is COM
planning that he is 'getting the worst Of it." De
Young before serving on the jury was storekeeper
in one OF the shops at Pullman. When he visited
the shops after the trial he found new man In
his place and he was assigned to another job less
lucrative Hall dozen persons told him that he
had made great mistake as a juror; that he
ought to have voted the other way and earned
$4,000 instead OF helping to convict innocent men.
81 heard this sort OF thing SO much" said Mr.. DE
Young, 'that l really began to believe that had
made great mistake. But that belief was soon
diSpelled by the action Of the men who were try
ing to tncucate it in me. They had me SHIFTED
from one position to another, always going lower,
OF course, Till was satisfied they wanted 10 get
rid OF me. Then quit OF my own accord"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

For Washington dressed beef 20 to JnO r. Kelly,
stalls rs, 90 and G}O center Market. and 206 and
2CS Northern Liberty. corn beef Il specially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

MEMS COOP FUR DERBYs, .l.5O; fine, s.; best,
$50, at y T. Lewis, H., 9th 81.
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THREE MEN KILLED ON THE b. AND GA terrible
accident occurred Saturday at the Bellaire Bridge
Tour miles below Wheeling, W. Va, on the Baiti-
more ana OHIO Railroad. While Foreman Ed
DuHy ana nus Jung OF wOrkmen were repairing the
Drluge, Il yard engine crossing from Benwood to
Beilalre came swiftly upon them ana knocked
Du1y and two or his men into the river bed below
Al three We're instantly killed
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SIR John MACDONALD Eop nNr OH TILE

SIR JOHN MACDONALD FOR ONE OF THE FISH Cow.
MIssIoN.-lt Is understood at ottawa, ont that
ALI Imperial dispatch has been received Which
states that her majesty would be greatly pleased
To learn that Sir John Macdonald had been ap-
pointed Canadian representative On the fisheries
commission. final decision has not yet been ar
nVed at, although II Is understood that the pre-
lnler'S colleagues are strongly urging him to ac-
cept the position.
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WEDDING Follows MURDER TRIAI.-A dis.
patch from Coffeeville, Miss, says: ssThe two
woodward boys, who killed Archie Douglass at
tried and acquitted before the Circuit Court of
Calhoun County Friday last. Immediately after
the jury had brought III the verdict OF not guilty
Bob woodward was married TO the girl whom lie
was trying to steal when forced to Kill Douglass
Self-defenSe."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

SDr. Richard Qualn, NJ. D., F. r. s., the we'll
known physician and writer on medical subjects.
mas died In London. He WASH years Old.
w. j. ScanOn. the Irish comedian, who is now
PLAYING In San Francisco, has been feeced out OF
$500 by q professional gambler in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

INCREASE OF THE CHOLERA.-The cholera affct-
Ing tne inhabitants OF MeSsni is OF the most
nour AFTER the attack. The mortalityts not con-
lined to the lower classes. There is great misery
amiong the people The grave-diggers refuse to
pursue their calling until compelied to by the
troops. The epidemic has appeared in the prisons
me true state or affairs has not yet been pub
llshed IL is reported thai many new cases Of
chOlera are occurring In Rome daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

To the Editor of The EvENING STAR.
In an article yesterday on the organization OF
the Illinois Democratic Club, Thursday last. Won
speak OF the probability or "Nosing Committee %
being appointed by the club, &C Now the fact
Is that the resolution alluded TO By you was as
soon as 1t was offered, Indefinitely postponed, and
that too by an almost unanimous vote OF the club
ana there Is not the least chance OF any such a
Resolution ever being passed by the club. With
The exception OF the gentleman who inspired It,
and the gentleman who introduced II, there WAS
not so lar as the vote indicated single man OF
The club III favor OF IT, and the Introduction of the
resolution was almost unanimously condemned
| By the club. MEMBER OF THE CIUB
Sept. l., 1887.
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The COmrfS.
EQUITY COURT"JudUe .NerricE

To-day, Anderson agt. Anderson; sale finally
confirmed Dryer agt. Gray; dismissal OF decree
ordered. walsh agt. Walsh; testimony ordered
ington Casino Association; do, in sixty DAYS
Weller agt Clements; W. H. Ta1madge and b. b.
appointed trustee Buckley agt. Buckley; fee al
lowed. Scheitiin agt. Hoover; JOB Barnard ap-
pointed guardian ad l1teIn. Calhoun agt Lock-
wood: dismissal of CAUSE ON terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

REnENsER rs on s:hool clothes. ELseman, 7th 6 3.
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Gold Watch, 81 n Week.-We will duplt-
cate any watch for s. less than you pay from any
club or dealer. Keystone Watch Club Co., 9l3
Pennsylvania avenue.
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CITY ITEMS.
1t is True-EverybOdy Saws So.

Another Great Bargain Sale TO.mor.
row at S. w. Augenstein's S17-S19 and So1 9TH st.
NV. Read following list OF bargains offered: lOc
size and fancy embroidered, &C.; the 1avorite dc
t1onary containing $4,000 words and go en-
cravings, &c., equal to the higher-priced editions:
flat-iron and stand 21c Bohemian cOlored cut-glass
gas globes, 2Sc.; willow clothes basket, &c:
bOok-straps, &C.; 4-9t covered saucepans i3c.; g.
qt., 49,; Grow block-tin muffin pans, 14c. /;
So; 6 bars Olene soap, 25c.; Is dog. silver-plated
table knives, sc. floor Oil cloth, 81 wide. soc per
5-lb., 1Sc.; Glib, 22c. Great reduction In decor
aued dinner, tea and toilet sets An immense line
OF school bags at manufacturers prices
l.. IN. Hopkins, 9O4 Pennsylvania ave., has q
variety OF ice and roller skates. eO-3
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
is the Cocoa which served at the International
Medical Congress and so generally liked. Drug
gists and grOcers keep 1t. sl926o ca 10
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Affairs in West Washington.

To BE MARRIED TOMORROW EvENING-The
marriage OF Anthony +. Lucas to Miss Carrie L..
Fitzgerald, OF 1888 street, will be celebrated to-
morrow morning ut the residence OF the brides
parents, by Rev. DIR. Lindsay, after which Mr.. and
Mrs Lucas will sail Tor Europe, to be absent about
four months.
named Peter Churchill, was in the Police Court
this morning, charged by Officer Fisher with
cursng and swearing on NJ street Saturday night.
lie was fined s5.-Annie Butler, cOlored charged
with being an habtual drunkard pleaded guilty
In the Police Court this morning and went down
for twenty days.
NOTES.-The improving OF NJ street was finished
this morning unlike 3lst street, which yet re-
mains In an incomplete condition and Is a source
OF much 1nc0nyenience.-NO arrests were made
IN this precinct yesterday.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER At A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, Il; condition, SO;
receiving reservoir, temperature, ~; condition at
nOrth connection, 80; condition at south connec-
lion. SO; distributing reservoir, temperature II:
coalition at inf1uent gate-house, &c., condition at
eifCent gate-hOuSe, 80 High tide In the river to-
Gay at 3:lO am: low tide at $40 pm.
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THE EMPEROR AND Won MoLTKE-Emperor
William, accompanied by Prince and Princess
William, Prince Frederick, Prince Leopold and
Gen. Won Moitke, left Stettin, Saturday after DIM
neT. The party arrived In Berlin at o'clock that
evening. striking Incident OF the occasion was
the appearance or Gen. Won MOltke at the head OF
regiment, leading IT before the emperor There
Won Motke when he gaIloped on horseback to the
emperors carriage to make his report. The en-
per0r warmly shook hands with him amid the ac.
CARNATIONS OF the OnlOOkers
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PROBABLY FATAL SHOOTING.-At Mount Pleas
ant, 5. o., a suburb OF Charleston, yesterday, a
newspaper controversy resulted in Il shooting
ARRAY between X. r. Royal and Theodore F. Gail,
lara The former fired pistol twice and the latter
fired shotgun loaded With buCkonOt once Two
Duckshot struck b. VI. Royal, u brother OF r. r
Royal, In the knee and side. The Shot cannot he
found by the doctors, who pronounce Royal in a
critical condition. K. K. Royal and Gailiard were
arrested and put under bond
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''ROyal Gluc'' mends 'em.-Boaon Varieties
Drink the ssQueeM Of Beerss,
II you want to save doctors bills The health OF
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, 1905 D street northwest
rs cents per dozen. 6m
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 ID. ''Ward" prints 4Oc per Ib
Also, cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk; sweet MIX
sc. per quart.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

ZION BAPTIST SUNDAY SCuooL-At the sixteenth
anniversary of Zion Baptist sunday School, yes
terday, the address the retiring superintendent
showed much progress III The work in the SIX
years he iiau mad charge. There are 1.OO9 schO-
a:e on the rolls and ~ conversions for the year are
reported. The following officers were elected:
superintendent, Mr.. b. j. Hart; assistant, Mrs NJ
L. Whales: choriSter, Edward Scott; librarians
= > Hewitt, James III. smiles and Miss NJ. A.
MoodSon; organiSt, Prof. X. j. Daniels; ushers
Messrs. III. +. Humphrey, AQuila Sayles. l. ]. Lewis
and +. 4. Parker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

PKEsESTAToN-The employees and friends OF
Henry Bros, proprietOrs Of Lower Cedar Point
SatuLaay evening presented Manager Yoeckel with
steamer Henry T. Bishop, with gold medal as
,eatlinonliiS OF appreciation or their services
Specches We're made by Judge Ii. II. Black burn
Dr. Opkyde and Col. Krause VI New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

WITHOUT DOUBT smokers will nnd our new
"ate11dPs, "Cross-Country," --latest Eng
ASA, "Ful Dress" The nnest Cigarettes ever Of
,SIti- fariicuiariy pleasant!-in warm weather
AIaleJ tobacco Co., New lork.-Adri.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

A ML1TIAMAN SENTENCED FOR Drsrpr,on
L1eut.-Gov. Bryan, acting for Gov Buckner OF
Kentucky, has affirmed the verdict OF the court
VIM. 6. Patterson, member or battery A. louis.
vile Light Infantry, who went with the state
troops TO Rowan County recently to protect the
court during the late trials there. Patterson
wanted to return home on a trivial pretext. and
upon being denied the furlOugh desired he de-
serted. Inc cOurt-martlal sentenced him to 80
OF Sloo. Inc case has caused a profound sensa-
duStani ~
The rumor That the Eau Claire {dinn.) Lumber
bought by the Mississippi River Logging CO. for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

EtiR SALE-SPrCIAI. OFFER
II New S-room Brick, 3 ROOMS on lst on od and .
ID floor; cellar and II conyea,ences situated north.
west, facing south, -, 600.
s19-3t WHITAKER & JORDAN. l4l1Fst
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SPEAKING TUBES and Iron Sales Repaired. j.
kUEELISti.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hemplers, ave., cor. AZ.
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CARDINAL GIBBONS ON THE CENTENSIAI-In Raj
timore Cardinal Gibbons yesterday morning CON
nrlneu class VI over 12O at ST. lgnatius church,
On the signs OF the Holy Ghost as given to them.
and It's bearing upon their alter lie. He said II
gave him much pleasure to see the President M
the United States and other men OF high Office in
the Government recognize, at the PHILADELPHIA
celebration, the element or Divine Proyidente in
OF having reference at all times to the hand Of
God in ruling the deStines OF nations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS On
N1 LIFE All business confidential Laf ies ana -.
uemen 90 cents each; 40S L street. bsween An 49,
"sA As o'"S s6-2us
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REMEMBER Us on school clothes. Eiseman. 7th&E
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OUR INGRAM STOCK comprises some OF the richest
designs ever produced III this grade OF c3rpetiug.
Call and look through. ". h. lloeke, sol Market
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HOMELESS COLoRED BOYS.-Wm. II. Washington
and John H. Washington, colOred boys about SIN
teen years old were in thu dock before Judge
smell this morning charged with being vagrinIS
Without visible means or support. Officer CaJtell
testified that the prisoners entered the station
saturday night and requested 10 De sent down. as
they had no homes. They said Lhey had been
driving canal boats, and were from E!licOtt CITY,
Md. The boys denied that they wanted TO 60 20
the wOrkhOuSe, and said they wanted to 90 to the
Reform School They were given thirty days each
on the farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

HE STEAMERS LAKE AND MOsELEY are now run
NM :, pei "een Washington and Norfolk, making
ua4iy Aue, except friday. See advertisements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

OSBoRNE'S MEAT-JUICE PRESS, Wholesale and Re-
tail Vi. W. BEyEKIrCF, lO't9 Penrsy !Tania ave.
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RoBBERIES REPORTED.-Rev. j. P. Newman has
reported TO the police that on the 23d or last
cake baskets and nlckle-plated clock were stolen
MS u. Woln, No. 705 ID street southeast reports
that her house was entered Wednesday night and
picture album, worth So, stolen. Cora Strals,
No. 21o 12tn street northwest, reports that her
house was entered through SecOnd-story window
Yesterday morning, and So worth Of clothing
stolen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

loU KNOW We arc headquarters for school cloth
Ing EiSeIuan Bros. m11f-r theirs 9Th and T..
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1HE AMER1CAN-CH1NEsE BANK SYNDICATE-The
LONDON SUMMARIES correspondent at Shanghai
says: The Amercan-ChineSe bank syndicate have
accepted Ii Hung Chung's conditions An Amer
lean Official Will depart Tor China immediately TO
complete arrangements. The bank will probably
De started In Shanghai and Tien-Tsln and branches
VIII be opened In Philadelphia aud London in the
spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

! Eok sALE-AT sl5. ONE HIGH Ann NEW
! II howe Sowing Machine, with nickei wheel. Il 10
h'vuh drop Leaf side drawers and all attachments:
iS'.eslc oi same description. one Singer
81, non, ana one Wheeler Wilson. NJ =. Of
sal Ies,rllon, ali with five years guarantee at
/ slG-et -''SfN'"'' '-----
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MEN STILL AT WORK ON L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
To PATCH UP THE CRAcKs-A PROBABILITY THAT
THE MAIN WILL HAVE TO BE UNCOVERED FOR
LONG DISTANCE
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CAPTURED BATTLE FLAG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
one hundred veterans OF the 10Th ConnectIcut
regiment attended the reunion In Hartford Satur-
Con1ederates at Plymouth, N. c., in 1864 has been
returned from Alabama and was presented to the
presentation speech, in which he said: "Colnrades
here Is the flag, and may God bless our old adyer
sarieS who have kept 1t Till this happy reunion and
restored The fellowship OF those Who wore the blue
and the gray" The nag was carried at the head
OF the procession to-day ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

JAY-EYE-SEE BREAKS THE HALF-MILE TRACK
RECoKD.-SiXty thousand people attended the Ne
brasha State fair at Lacoln last Wednesday. and
saw Jay-Eye-See beat the worlds record on n half
mile track. The day was perfect one and the
track In nrSt-clasS condition. Jay-Eye-See sur
prised every one in trotting the mile against his
record In 2:lo4; the first quarter, 33s4; second.
would have secured Jay-Eye-See the mile in 2:l4
but in the last quarter he left his feet on the Short
turn and lost Two seconds. The fastest time ever
made On hal1-nlc track heretofore was made nv
Rarus, In Toledo, 2:16. the New York sun saws:
Patron Is great horse, and when he is older he
VIII De greater out october Will almost Ger
tainly see his defeat by the little black
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NOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-STORy
Il and basement brick DWELLING A complete home
just finished 81 80 ST. Sc. $500. Easy terms
au23-1m SWOkNS1EDT & BRADLEY, 427 St
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.

Lon SAiE-BED FEATHERS. lsc A PORN m.
Zh'c,, new and clean. Also tseese FeAthers Mai.
~. ~ lowest prices orders ll mail 9TH
sls-2w. WV ~ ~ hs-
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tsooh SAi.l-tlil Ap-CNE BRUNSWICK A BAIKR
= 90 Table. Balls Cues. hacks. and Cover Call ~
No %. W. AZ. HAMhERSlfN.
A
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MRS OFFLEY'S WIIL--The Will OF the late Cathe-
rlne an Rensselaer, Offiey was nled to-day. She
directs her stocks and bonds 10 be sold at public
or private sale and leaves small sum to be eX-
penoed ~ each OF her four sons, and her S0n-iD-
law, u D. wilson OF Chicago, for keepSakeS or me-
Hento OF her, and leaves her silver plate and the
balance OF her estate 10 her daughter, Helen Jane
!. IiultilG, whom She names as eXecuIrfx
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ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-R!chart Shorter cOlored
Was accidentally snOt yesterday on Delaware ave
lue. between and q streets southwest, by
another young colOred man named Andrew Mar
Io's- NARROW was showing pistol to shorter
when the weapon Was discharged and the ball
lodSed In ShOrter'> Tight shoulder InficIing a
painful wound shorter was taken TO the Freed
mans Hospital. and MARROW was locked up on a
charge or carrying concealed weapons. NARROW
was charged IN the Police Court this morning
with carrying concealed weapons, and was fined
$50 or three months ON the farm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

LACE CURTAINS AT FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
We have 50 made arrangements that sample cur
'lns Ol The lSOo pairs OF Lace curtains purchased
al tAe assignees sale last Monday from the auc-
Ioh roons or Field, Chapman q Fenner will be
SHOWN al The counters OF our 7th-Street annex
siouh1 Moor. The prices on these curtains have
Deen put so low that whether YOU need curtains or
AOs ~ would pay you 10 purchase now Start In
FiLtes as low as nfty-nve cents per pair. The as
O..neHt Is 50 varied and the prices so cheap that
Ia fou can Tor curiosity alone shall feel proud
70 sAOa you our stock Such an opportunity can
n a, oe oHered You again. Remember, all new
gods, and consequently new patterns
IANSHuRGH 4 BRO